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Loungers Who Lunch - The Off Topic Thread (All Chat Goes Here!)
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rainbow kirby wrote: »I'm running in the 2170s at the moment, really like them. They're down to €85 in Lifestyle now too if you're looking for a deal.
Currently on a Cork to Dublin bus and kicking myself for not spending the extra for the train... Almost 3 hours of toiletless misery ahead.
I couldn't do that. The thought of no access to a toilet on a bus would make me need to go more. I'd have an all out panic attack at the thought!
I'm also like that with my iPod. I left for Galway City without my iPod and nearly freaked at the thought of 2 and a half hours on a bus without it when I realised. I'd have refused to board the bus without it. My Dad drove in with it though coz he's just that good.0 -
€85? Really?rainbow kirby wrote: »I'm running in the 2170s at the moment, really like them. They're down to €85 in Lifestyle now too if you're looking for a deal.
Currently on a Cork to Dublin bus and kicking myself for not spending the extra for the train... Almost 3 hours of toiletless misery ahead.
The cheapest I found was around €100, one local sports shop is charging €125 I think.
I must go into Lifestyle this week and see if they have them in my local store
Thanks so much for letting me know, I really appreciate it 
I just went through some stuff upstairs and came across cards for my 21st, I loved reading them all, reading my bf's card me smile and feel warm and fuzzy, I'm so lucky to have him, he is just the best!
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That's what I saw them marked at in the branch on Henry St in Dublin. Gonna probably treat myself to a second pair this week as a payday/birthday treat. Hope they have a 7 left, sometimes it feels like every female runner in Ireland is the same size...The Lovely Muffin wrote: »€85? Really?
The cheapest I found was around €100, one local sports shop is charging €125 I think.
I must go into Lifestyle this week and see if they have them in my local store Thanks so much for letting me know, I really appreciate it 0 -
Some people will do that, especially if they're going drinking at the weekend. It's not healthy, but it's up to the individual how they want to spend their points. The only thing is that WW does discourage people from eating healthy fats, as foods like avocado are high in points. But I think WW can work if someone uses their points in conjunction with basic nutritional knowledge - albeit knowledge which tends to be thin on the ground.
Yup, that's the way I'm doing it. I'm a big fan of the Nutrition and Diet forum here, so I'm basically planning to use advice from there and eat healthily, rather than counting points, but I go to the weekly meetings for weigh-ins, and they can be quite motivating too.
Except when they say things like that you should be eating 6-7 portions of bread/pasta/breakfast cereal each day! :eek: To be fair, they encourage small portion sizes, but still!
I've been out of my usual routine for the past few weeks, so haven't been eating well at all, but should be getting into it from next week on. 0 -
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She's not following the programme.
It requires that you spread out your points over the day.
I was thinking it was pretty crazy what she is doing.Some people will do that, especially if they're going drinking at the weekend. It's not healthy, but it's up to the individual how they want to spend their points. The only thing is that WW does discourage people from eating healthy fats, as foods like avocado are high in points. But I think WW can work if someone uses their points in conjunction with basic nutritional knowledge - albeit knowledge which tends to be thin on the ground.
Yeah, she does it for drinking too! :pac:
Oh couldn't be dealing with that, I love avocado!0 -
rainbow kirby wrote: »That's what I saw them marked at in the branch on Henry St in Dublin. Gonna probably treat myself to a second pair this week as a payday/birthday treat. Hope they have a 7 left, sometimes it feels like every female runner in Ireland is the same size...
Might go get a pair myself - my Brookes are falling apart at the moment but I don't wanna let them go. They're like wearing clouds
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chatterpillar wrote: »Yup, that's the way I'm doing it. I'm a big fan of the Nutrition and Diet forum here, so I'm basically planning to use advice from there and eat healthily, rather than counting points, but I go to the weekly meetings for weigh-ins, and they can be quite motivating too.
Except when they say things like that you should be eating 6-7 portions of bread/pasta/breakfast cereal each day! :eek: To be fair, they encourage small portion sizes, but still!
I've been out of my usual routine for the past few weeks, so haven't been eating well at all, but should be getting into it from next week on.
Yeah I think I need to be 'held accountable' to myself with the weekly meetings. It's a good idea to read that forum although I feel so guilty when I do as the posters are so healthy and fit!
I'm the same as you regarding routine - I just don't have one with the hours I work. I'm always working at lunch and/or dinner time so my eating habits are all over the shop
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Pixie-Fairy wrote: »there is something weird going on with my account..it wont send me any notifications at all
This morning it would but then i got a PM and i got no notification at all
tis very annoying
Yeah, it's not just you. I've posted a thread in site dev just now.0 -
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